At a USC Dornsife event, Anita Hill speaks on how sexual assault, harassment issues have shifted amid #MeToo, the Brett Kavanaugh hearings and what she would say to former Vice President Joe Biden. [4 ¼ min read]
Despite surging female participation, women’s sports still receive markedly less media attention than men’s and are reported on by local channels and ESPN in a mandatory, dull way, a decades-long USC Dornsife study finds.
In a culture of increasing awareness of — and openness toward — the transgender community, how can we better understand the nuances of gender identity and help to ensure equal rights for all?
Through an authoritative new book on intersectionality, Ange-Marie Hancock of political science, gender studies and sociology offers a comprehensive intellectual history of the framework.
A specialist in early American political thought and gender studies, Mark Kann, Professor Emeritus of Political Science and History and Associates Chair Emeritus in Social Science, was a revered scholar and beloved teacher.
Through a new gender studies course at USC Dornsife, Joseph Hawkins will ask students to conduct original research using materials from the largest LGBT archive in the world.
A 25-year study led by USC Dornsife sociology and gender studies researchers finds that TV sports segments and ESPN’s SportsCenter barely acknowledge female athletes.
Renowned psychotherapist Esther Perel reveals how to prevent desire from languishing in long-term relationships at a Barbra Streisand Professor Lecture.
Sociologist Michael Messner’s team looks at the males trying to prevent violence against females.
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